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Newspaper
London Evening Post
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Sep 30, 1786
Page
2
Readable text fragments describe a local notice with garbled names and numbers including a port reference. The readable portions point to a public sale or event at a port area with ages and codes but details are incomplete and uncertain. The piece preserves scattered proper nouns and numeric fragments without a clear main action.
A dated 1756 document lists multiple military promotions and appointments across various regiments. Names include Richard Arthur, Henry Frederick Camp, John Perfed, William Richbald, and others. positions such as Secretary, Ensign, Lieutenant, Captain, and Senior Officer are assigned or filled, with several transfers and half pay statuses noted. The text also references locations in Ireland and different counties, along with ceremonial acknowledgments.
Fragmentary report on corn price averages with scattered figures and references to dates September 8 and 23. Mentions stars and brokers but lacks clear values or complete context for full summary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals and places with garbled names and dates. Context is insufficient to identify a coherent event or outcome for a concise news card. No verifiable entities or actions emerge to summarize reliably.
A damaged 18th century notice lists individuals like Princis Labron innkeeper at Startun Pontefiraa George Dean Sanders farmer at Guildhall and others including William Faylor grocer and Richard Romfeyy moaskeeper with various locations. It notes bankruptcy enlargements and a certificate to be granted on or before a specified date at Guildhall and James Chadwick in Heckmondwicke York.
Fragmentary readable text mentions names and places in a garbled OCR sequence. No clear event or context emerges to form a coherent news item or summary.
A garbled historical notice references dissolution proceedings and authorisation for a cafe closure. It mentions William Woodburn of Cambrian, a man named Rayod Reap, and a wholesale retail operation run by B. Corxnwrrty at 13 Conduit Street London dealing in bottles with duties and charges noted.
An 1786 London treaty describes mutual aims to prevent misinterpretations across frontiers including America. It names Francis, Baron Queoc, and Don Bernardo as key officials, outlining steps to ensure concord and avoid disputes between the two monarchies.
The readable fragments reference a convention and ongoing political debate with mentions of leaders, locations, and future expectations. The text hints at civic processes, river geography, and potential conflicts, but specifics and context are obscured by garbled OCR.
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